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Scientific American, Vol. 85, No. 26 (December 1901) (1901)

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s 8 feet in very good who remain under water for two minutes, ber cloth cemented to the floor and provided with aper- but some have been known to remain for five. depth, they were weighted with pieces of lead, from tures for allowing the water to pass at the moment which they freed themselves when… … A SUBHABINE GAME OF CABDS AT THE NEW CIBCVS, FABIS. lamps were arranged on an inverted cone of metal the sides and diaphragm, for that is the mechanical In order that the spectators might not lose any- suspended in such a manner as to graze the water, side of the question merely. There is also a…

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